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Dow slips slightly as US tech stocks fall

Lower-than-expected sales at Cisco Systems sent tech stocks tumbling today while the overall market was little changed after the Federal Reserve announced a widely expected interest rate hike.

Dow slips slightly as US tech stocks fall

Wed, 10 Nov, 2004 - 21:41

Lower-than-expected sales at Cisco Systems sent tech stocks tumbling today while the overall market was little changed after the Federal Reserve announced a widely expected interest rate hike.

A jump in oil prices contributed to mild profit-taking.

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